Abstract: A connector for connecting a cable to a cabinet in a manner that enhances feeding of a fiber through the connector includes first and second portions. The first portion is configured to be rotatingly coupled with the second portion; passageways in the first and second portions are configured to be positioned at a first angle relative to each other in a first position and at a second angle relative to each other in a second position; the first and second angles are different angles; the passageways in the first position are configured so as to enhance feeding of the fiber of the cable through the connector for connection of the cable to a cabinet; and the first portion is configured to be secured to the second portion in the first position so as to enhance feeding of the fiber through the connector for connection of the cable to the cabinet.

Abstract: An insulator may include a first insulator portion that is structurally configured to receive a portion of a center conductor portion of a coaxial cable extender and a second insulator portion that is structurally configured to receive at least a portion of the first insulator portion. The second insulator portion may comprise a higher dielectric constant than a dielectric constant of the first insulator portion such that the insulator may be structurally configured to enhance electrical performance of the coaxial cable extender.